Do 24
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I don't have other photos of the base progress before this one: I used a piece of plywood and cut the hull's shape in it, then primed and painted some blue and grey on it; cut the same shape in a piece of embossed sheet of transparent polycarbonate bought in a hardware store and glued to the wood with epoxy resin.
I fixed the hull with a couple of screws on it and then I filled the void and simulate some ripples with some clear acrylic transparent acrylic polymer in silicone-type cartridges always found at the hardware store.
Oh, I drilled holes for the ropes before fixing the clear sheet and airbrushed the corresponding underwater shadow on the painted wood
Hope to be helpful!
I fixed the hull with a couple of screws on it and then I filled the void and simulate some ripples with some clear acrylic transparent acrylic polymer in silicone-type cartridges always found at the hardware store.
Oh, I drilled holes for the ropes before fixing the clear sheet and airbrushed the corresponding underwater shadow on the painted wood
Hope to be helpful!
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Komentáre
34 28 December 2019, 23:53
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Another one goes away... This time however it isn't going abroad but it will be moored not so far away!
17 March, 14:38
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Great job, Andrea. I have yet to make a base with water for my Do-24.
Congrats!
17 March, 19:46
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Thank you very much Cuajete and Rui, it is an old but good one, I don't have enough space to show it properly in my home so I am glad that somebody else is appreciating and taking care of it
18 March, 09:27
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I have to agree with Cuajete, great job. I have a couple of these to build and your base is wonderful. Can you tell us how you made the base?
20 March, 00:09
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Thank you to you too, Bernd and William!
@William Joel ; I will dig in my old photo files and add to this album what I will find, bear in mind that I finished this model in 2008...
20 March, 08:36
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Thank you, Andrea. It seems that you also thinned the end part of the side windows to obtain a more correct shape than the kit.
How did you do that? Do you have pics?
20 March, 19:18
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Hi Cuajete, sorry: I don't have any more pics but I am nearly sure that I placed a spacer to widen the fuselage a bit, then sanded the canopy all around because the fit wasn't good... That is all that my memory can remember after 16 years...
HTH
20 March, 21:05